(Feature Photo: Protester Jarvis Johnson is detained by Tempe police on Sept.26, 2016. (Photo by Kennedy Scott/Cronkite News) By Courtney Columbus and Claire Roney | Cronkite News (Tempe, AZ) – Longtime Phoenix activist Rev. Jarrett Maupin led about 50 protesters across
By Christina Tetreault | Cronkite News (Scottsdale, AZ) — It takes a split second for the fun of splashing in a pool or lake to turn into danger, for children and adults. In Arizona, adults drown twice as often as children, according
By Cuyler Meade | Cronkite News Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton on Tuesday announced his commitment not only to keep the Phoenix Suns in downtown, but to bring the NHL’s Arizona Coyotes to the city – without raising any new taxes. As an
By Peter Cheng Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com This past weekend, the Skyline Aquatic Center in Mesa, Ariz. hosted the fourth stop on the USA Swimming Arena Pro Swim Series. This Olympic qualifying event featured several of the biggest names in
By: Peter Cheng Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com USA Swimming Foundation’s “Make a Splash” tour washed up at the Salvation Army Kroc Center in south Phoenix today to spread awareness about water safety and the importance of swimming lessons for children.
By: Mallory Price | Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) — Millennials make up more than half of the workforce and are making dramatic changes to the work environment, according to millennials and a national expert. It is not the workplace that
By Danika Worthington | Cronkite News | (Washington, DC) – Arizona student test scores stayed level from 2013 to 2015 while scores nationally declined slightly, but the state’s marginal gains were not enough to lift it out of the bottom
By: Stefan Modrich Cronkite News (Phoenix, Ariz.) – Officials representing three companies – Home Depot, FacilitySource and Stitch Fix – cited three key reasons that spurred the expansion of their businesses to the region: competitive wages, availability of workforce and ample
(Phoenix, Ariz.) — The city of Phoenix’s domestic violence awareness campaign, “Paint Phoenix Purple,” has made significant strides since beginning in 2013 by educating and providing resources to thousands of people. The campaign was started by the city of Phoenix
By: Tom Blanton Cronkite News (Washington, DC) – What could you do with the 51 hours that you spent stuck in traffic last year if you were a typical Phoenix commuter? Or even the four hours that the average Lake Havasu
